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Many thanks, Guy. The problem appears to start after a break in a capture file. All packets after the break appear to

"ACKed segment that wasn't captured", but also "This is an ACK to the segment in frame: nnn". On Wireshark Version 4.0.1

"ACKed segment that wasn't captured", but also "This is an ACK to the segment in frame: nnn". On Wireshark Version 4.0.1

Filtering text before adding to tree I'm trying to filter some ebcdic text before translating and adding to an item. At

Filtering text before adding to tree I'm trying to filter some ebcdic text before translating and adding to an item. At

I'm writing my first dissector, so have a noob question, I'm afraid.

How do I add an item from a fixed offset to the end of the data. According to the docs -1 is mean to do this, as in:

local t_body = t_pao:add(buffer(35,-1), "Body")

but when I try that, or range(), I get:

Lua Error: ...ds\WiresharkPortable64-development\Data\plugins\pao.lua:43: C stack overflow

Well, that's odd. I'm sure I'd tried that too, but retesting proves me a liar. Many thanks! i

LUA script add item to end of data gives stack overflow I'm writing my first dissector, so have a noob question, I'm afr

Reassembly could well be involved: the message looks like it's been split into multiple datagrams. Both wireshark and t

Regrettably, the same.

Many thanks for that. There seem to be a few little quirks but I think I've got most of them sorted noe by adding in my

Command line packet dissection? One of the tasks I use Wireshark for is to convert pcap capture files to csv format for